Sorry, I should have said that the mailman part of the question is
solved. Now I have to deal with a few other issues as a result, like the
fact that some mail was lost (or is floating around somewhere in an imap
database and doesn't want to come home)!
It turned out to not be a Mailman proble
douglas repetto wrote:
>
>Partially answering my own question: I've just realized that when the
>system was copied over some essential links were replaced by normal
>files. So I ended up with both a /private/var and a /var (normally on
>OSX server /var points to /private/var). So my logs/archive
Partially answering my own question: I've just realized that when the
system was copied over some essential links were replaced by normal
files. So I ended up with both a /private/var and a /var (normally on
OSX server /var points to /private/var). So my logs/archives/etc are
being stored in /
Hello,
Our server recently had hard drive problems, and the system was copied
to another drive where it seems to be more or less happy.
But we're having a strange Mailman problem (Mailman 2.1.5 on OSX Server
10.4.10): the lists are running, mail is being delivered, but no
archiving is taking
